Math, asked by vanals, 11 months ago

a positive integer n has five digits. N is six digit number obtained by adjoining 2 as the leftmost digit of n. M is the six digit number by adjoining 2 at the right must digit of n. If M = 3N, find all the values of n.​

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Answered by Rshb
2

Answer: 85714

Step-by-step explanation: this is pretty much trial and error method, didnt come up with anything extraordinary, (will take 5-7 min max)

285714*3=857142

Answered by amitnrw
6

positive integer  = 85714   become 3 times if 2 is adjoined in right to the number if 2 is adjoined in left

Step-by-step explanation:

let say five digit number

abcde

N is number obtained by adjoining 2 as the leftmost digit of n

N = 2abcde

M is the six digit number by adjoining 2 at the right must digit of n

M = abcde2

M = 3N

=> abcde2 = 3 * 2abcde

3*e end with 2   hence e = 4

=> abcd42 = 3 * 2abcd4

3d + 1 ends with 4   ( 1 carried forward from 3 * 4)

hence d = 1

=> abc142 = 3 * 2abc14

3c ends with 1 => c = 7

=> ab7142 = 3 * 2ab714

3* b + 2  end with 7  ( 2 carried forward from 3 * 7)

=> b = 5

=>  a57142 = 3 * 2a5714

3a + 1 = 5    ( 1 carried forward from 3 * 5)

=> a = 8

=> 857142 = 3 * 285714

positive integer  = 85714

The sum of two digit number formed by interchanging the digit

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